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ALGA's Annual Report summarises the activities and financial position of the Association for the past year and outlines plans for the future.

2009 - 2010 Annual Report

A major focus of the fiscal year 2009-10 for government at all levels was responding to the continuing impact of the Global Financial Crisis........

2007 - 2008 Annual Report

2007-08 was a year in which local government began to reap the dividends of an extensive advocacy program over the past two years by the Australian Local Government Association in concert with.......

2006 - 2007 Annual Report

2006-07 has been a watershed year for local government. Significant progress has been made on ALGA’s three principal goals – Fair Funding, Fair Treatment and Formal Recognition.. ...

2005 - 2006 Annual Report

Taking stock of progress made on ALGA's three principal goals - Fair Funding, Fair Treatment and Formal Recognition - shows that we accomplished a significant amount on these fronts in 2005-06. In relation to the 3 F's, we have had a year of milestones with strengthened partnerships and the historic parliamentary resolution on recognition of local government passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate recently. ...

2004 - 2005 Annual Report

2004-05 has been a year of solid achievement for ALGA, with a number of key goals achieved through election commitments and subsequent confirmation in the 2005-06 Federal Budget, brought down in May. We are now re-grouping and re-focussing our efforts on securing an intergovernmental agreement that introduces real change in our financial relations with state and federal governments. ...

2003 - 2004 Annual Report

The last 12 months saw significant progress on two major goals: First and foremost, ALGA needed to push ahead with the campaign to eliminate cost shifting and secure a Fair Share of national taxation revenue. Secondly, we needed to get the Federal Government to renew the $1.2 billion Roads to Recovery program ...

2002 - 2003 Annual Report

This year has been one of strategic lobbying and positioning for local government in advance of some critical decisions that cover a range of important issues that include: the Federal Parliamentary Inquiry into Cost-Shifting; the future of the $1.2 billion Roads to Recovery program; and the White Paper on the AusLink integrated land transport plan ...